Tag: b/w

In another language, in another time, her name meant “happiness”, I guess.
That’s about all I can remember.
Give me a rock to hold.
So time itself will not exist when life ends, as life unevitably must.
Only humans can experience time.
The situation is, in that sense, unspeakable.
She’s as pure as the spotless lily of the lake.
Too many to guard them all.
That is the way of things.
He doubted he would come back.
A partial calm descended.
Often they spoke in low voices.
This was no time for anyone to be alone.
She looked at him and he looked at her but he did not turn.
Something has changed in the air.
It’s not yet dusk.
You believe in nature, don’t you?
Gone fishin’
I just went for a walk. To clear my head.
It didn’t go well.
I felt my heart thundering.
I wasn’t thinking.
Don’t come back the way you went.
I recall silence.
Had she dreamed this?
He didn’t look up.
It’s a difficult situation now.
I’ll be fine, she thinks.
Or perhaps it was something more.
This is it, he thinks. This is it.
He does not move.
We’ll come back later.
He has a sense, out there, of peace.
I don’t need a friend.
Autumn was moving in with stealth.
This was a revelation.
She arranged the picture in her mind.
I am getting older, you know.
Nothing made enough sense to matter.
Shall we get started?
It’s the same to me as any other place.
He’d slept dreamlessly but woke into melancholy.
You find me here because nothing keeps me elsewhere.
So what’s the appeal?
One didn’t merely wander in.
And that was what you saw. Not this.
This could look stunning, actually.
It’s old, but it’s never been used.
I am busy, but I’ll take a break.
But do you mind if I ask a quick question?